Zelda Tears of the Kingdom's Bosses Are...Kinda Bad...
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I've actually quite enjoyed the boss battles. They weren't too challenging, but fun, nonetheless.
Whereas Gleeoks and Lynels were actively frustrating. Same with Ganondorf Phase 2. I find it funny that his gripes with the Bosses are "They aren't frustrating enough". Also the Bosses being easy can easily be explained away in-Universe by this Link being fully experienced after BOTW. After all, Ganondorf only took his arm, Hearts Containers and Stamina Vessels. Link still had his Muscle-Memory as well as his previous Combat Experience. He wasn't as Green as he was at the start of BOTW. I wish that there was a way to re-Battle Story related Mini-Bosses like the Sludge-Like and Moragia so that I could get Sculptures of them in Tarry Town as well as the Seized Construct.
This guys on to something
I think as a whole if they just did something more interesting in how you fight each one, and just used the abilities more rather than relying on your own weapons, that would have been really cool. I also think they could have done more with the story of each one. Like imagine if they made it to where the queen gibdo flew up the tower and you had to use the ascend ability to catch up and be in range to fight it. What if you had to fuse the Gohma’s bomb rocks or even attach it back onto gohma with the ultrahand ability?
It is kind of shocking that the final boss didn't incorporate Zonai devices. Missed opportunity for sure
Why would ganon have access to zonal devices all the sudden after being sealed away, especially since you're supposed to have stopped master kohga at that point
My least favourite thing about seized construct is that you can't rematch it. Of course I didn't know that until I got all the light roots and I don't really want to start over to fight just one boss
I think we can all agree that Colgera was the best boss in the game, and it’s the easiest boss gameplay wise once you know it’s attack patterns. Just goes to show how having an epic atmosphere can contribute to having a great boss battle and Colgera nails it perfectly
I think part of that is due to how it actually fights like a Classic Zelda boss.
Im done with my first temple, the wind temple and if this was the best boss and dungeon im so dissapointed
The dungeons and bosses are much better than the Divine Beasts, they just feel lacking compared to the classic formula where each dungeon has you obtain a new tool that helps in exploration and against the bosses. They tried it with the other temple bosses but it felt somewhat lackluster in comparison, especially since there are ways to replicate the abilities of each sage that don't suffer from a cooldown timer (or the developers could have made the sages a necessity for some open world puzzles).@@Clickonmychannel123
I don't know about any of you, but the way I killed colgera was by diving through the ice, not firing arrows. 😮
I used bow cause I'm not very creative 😂
They're a lot better than BotW's...but that's about it...these games aren't my favorite Zelda games to begin with. So yeah, bosses are "ok" but they're still kinda meh, also I just hated Gibdo in general. Never got to the final boss, after the four dungeons I once again lost interested with the game and moved on to other stuff. Also the second half of Gohma's fight I kept missing the legs, so I dunno. lol
Short answer yes, long answer yes, but some are creative, like Mineru's construct and Ganondorf.
14:39 the ball worm from ALTtP
The Gannondorf boss fight was good but when he became the demon dragon it was too easy and had no tension at least for me I wish they brought back the bipedal pig demon king definitely my favourite variant
Dragon fight is a glorified cutscene. Ganondorf himself is the actual boss.
Apparently they didn’t learn anything from Dark Beast Ganon and continued to have a spectacle fight at the end of the game.
@@HungryWardenTo be fair a spectacle phase makes sense here since he's a mindless Dragon instead of "his pure, enraged form"
@@speedude0164 I know, I just wanted a better final fight.
@@HungryWarden That's totally fair. I think what we got makes more sense for what the dragons are supposed to be, but a full battle to the death in the sky against the incarnation of darkness would've been cool.
Tbh, Bosses in BotW and TotK were a letdown. there was no memorable fight, tbh.
What I like in older games was the item in the dungeon to beat/complete the dungeon and the boss, most of the time.
Fire Temple - Megaton Hammer, To access the Forest Temple, you needed the hookshot and to complete the Forest Temple, you needed the Bow.
Water Temple - Longshot, Spirit Temple - Eye of Truth + Silver Gauntlet + Mirror Shield, Shadow Temple - Eye of Truth + Hoover Boots, etc.. That's what I liked from a Zelda Game.
BotW and TotK felt more of a "Walking simulator" and "building simulator" than a Zelda game.
Having everything at the beginning to complete the game, for me, that kills the game and the "purpose" of exploring entirely, in a way.
I hated that. Dungeon items were just “use it on the boss to stun it then stabby stabby”
13:57 That is exactly the Point.
I dunno, I liked Colgera...
Marbled Gohna was kinda meh, they were onto something but didn't find it...
Mucktorok was fine in the low grav but is absolutely terrible in any rematches
Queen Gibdo can go die in a hole
Forgot the Seized Construct even existed for a while there
Ganondorf was actually pretty good, not great, but a lot better than some of the other bosses
This is probably my favorite version of Phantom Ganon, though that bar wasn't very high
Edit: All the sages could be fixed if they had a way to automatically trigger them like Tulin, Riju should just start her thing if you pull out your bow close enough to her, ESPECIALLY Riju gets fixed
Hm, fair and valid points and opinions,
Personally, I didn’t think they were that bad, but I can agree they could’ve been better, i wonder if Quick Time Events would’ve add to them?
Anyway, i hope there’s better Bosses in the Next Game, until i wonder what you come up with to make these Bosses Better?
He changed the thumbnail(I think)
Mucktorok was the only boss I didn’t like.
No u
Just a reminder:
The reason, why you can fight the bosses without the sage ability is because you can instantly challenge ganondorf after the tutorial, but then you have to fight all the bosses in a row without their respectable Sage. (Like in Botw)
By the way I liked Queen Gibdo Boss Fight.
Same here
I usually don't like bosses that throw in a ton of generic enemies but it does feel satisfying racing around, destroying all the cocoons and then killing all the gibdos for good. Can ignore the mobs but I find it fun eliminating them then focusing on Queen after.
I actually liked most of them, and think there have been worse bosses in older games. In my opinion, the Blights of BotW were much more bland and annoyingly repetitive.
It's actually optional to not use Riju. You can actually stun them completely just use elemental weapons and items
Can you do a video on every goomba ever, I think it would be very interesting?
Well I'll Just Say this Much. The Bosses of Tears of the Kingdom were Definitely Much Better than the Bosses from Breath of the Wild.
The last time Nintendo bosses were actualy a highlight was the SNES era. Like there you had Gannon, bowser in his clown car, all 3 K rool fights, and more I’m not thinking about
See the problem most people have with queen Hindi is that you have to run to riju but if you had just whistled she would have come to you
I didn't realize you could whistle to get their attention until later on lmao
Demon Dragon is meant to be easy. Literally cinematic cuz it is. Empty sky I mean... everything in the sky is empty 😂
Sky island would just get in the way
Something I noticed is that the bosses of each temple have the same eyes as the Phantom Ganons. This pretty much confirms that they are actual creations of Ganondorf as the Demon King. The same can be said for the Gleeoks as they also have those same eyes.
I'm gonna be honest, I think you're in the minority. I loved the bosses, except for the shark.
NO
Is that a joke?
first
Are Zelda games good I have never played them
Yes there great!
Yeah, I love Tears of the Kingdom but I'm not the biggest fan of the older games
The only underwhelming boss was Mucktorock. Colgera blew me away and Queen Gibdo and the Seized Construct freaked me out. Marbled Gohma was alright. I personally like large, intimidating bosses like Stallord, Bongo-Bongo, and Queen Gibdo.
Yeah I think it goes without saying that the sages are subpar to the dungeon tools you would get from mini bosses in classic Zelda games.
Before even watching... No. The BOTW bosses didn't suck either.
I’m in the small minority that enjoyed Breath of the Wild’s bosses.
@@HungryWarden I also enjoyed them. (even pain in the butt thunderblight)
Though with Age of Calamity it made me wonder what it would have been like if they were a bit more.
On queen gibbdo you can just use shock fruit or topaz or with muckoctorock you can use splash fruit or opole gem
You forgot to mention that ganondorfs 3rd phase is a little different in that he spawns gloom shockwaves and homing gloombals. But i agree that the combat is not designed for boss battles. I destroyed marbled ghoma with a savage lynel bow and kesse eyebals.
I can’t be the only splatoon 3 shiver vibes from mucktorock
Disagree
Answer no
One problem is that Link doesn't have any interesting attack options, unlike the older games where they had different techniques this Link just has swinging.
Wish future games had built on the sword techniques from TP. Feel like they were onto something there.
It’s difficult to incorporate three different weapon types plus special moves plus all of the abilities that certain weapons have plus different fuse combinations.
That's why it worked for just the master sword@@HungryWarden
@@HungryWardenthen DON'T have that. I just want my sword and nothing else, playing TP recently made me realize how much I despise modern Zelda games, it's really been declining since that game and I wish we just got another traditional Zelda game
I agree that the sage abilities are usually tedious. I had SO much fun fighting (and re-fighting) the bosses. I was never great at traditional zelda dungeons and learning new items on the fly. So to me having multiple ways to defeat bosses improved the experience.
Also im in the minority here but the seized construct was the only boss i hated fighting. I like fast moves in combat haha
The fact that I don't remember the names of any of the bosses kind of speaks for it self...
You remember the other bosses because of years of people talking about them and hearing about them.
The thing about cheasing Ganon, in order to chease him you either need to be able to kill a Lynel for the Multishot Bow or get the Materials in order to Craft Revali's Bow which can take some Effort since you need flintstones and diamonds for them So you either have to grind for a lot of Rupees to buy them from the Gorons and defeat at least the Wind Temple Boss, and this would take a lot of Time, or you basically kill straight up a Demon that has like Ganon a Godlike Status which already requires some skill.
And at least the things that make the fights more challenging is the fact that his Gloom can annihalate your Hearts AND your Equipment and the only excepion being the Master Sword.
Tbh after watching the video you are right about many things /:
The bosses were great except for queen gibdo
I personally liked the bosses, but the problem overall is that you are comparing BoTW and ToTK to the previous LoZ games. Both BoTW and ToTk unfortunately dont feel like actual LoZ game since they just dump almost everything LoZ games are known for. These two games feel like their own series, which sucks tbh.
I'm so happy someone has finally brought this up. It feels wrong to me how much praise the dungeons and bosses in this game have gotten because they really aren't great. I would even argue they are the weakest point of the game, being far too easy and not using mechanics well.
Better than the god awful ones in botw
0:42 Colgera is my fav
no.
Well at least they have a better design than breath of the wild designs (in my opinion)
No, I’d argue the Blight Ganons looked cooler. Even though they were variants of the same sort of boss, I think they looked really cool.
I don't think that bosses are bad, I think it has to do more with the sage's powers and how we activate them, design wise and battle wise actually were really good in my opinion
Only Colgera and the gleoks were epic boss fights. The other 4 dungeon boss fights were ok. Ganandorf was too easy for me and I only had fun fighting him when I forced myself to fight him without armor and no healing.
Colgera best boss
Best Boss = Unique + Cool + Fun + Choose your own way to win + ITS A FREAKEN ICE BUG DRAGON!!! + Tulian = Best Boss
I walked into the Ganondorf fight with plenty of stuff and a 3x 60dmg Lynel bow that I added my highest attachables to, and he basically melted. Like, I felt bad how easily I beat him.
What's the point in doing that tho..you kind of ruined the fight for yourself. I went into the battle with minimal hearts (only opted for stamina), non-upgraded armor (I was two shots from dying but I managed to only get hit once), unfused master sword, no bow, and no gloom foods. It was almost like a "challenge run" but that's what made the fight so enjoyable and long-lasting for me